The idea at left isn’t a bad one, but there are a number of complexities at play here. Renewable energy in all its forms is rooted in the idea of transforming some kind of energy into electricity. This cannot be …
The idea at left isn’t a bad one, but there are a number of complexities at play here. Renewable energy in all its forms is rooted in the idea of transforming some kind of energy into electricity. This cannot be …
About 20 years ago, a friend asked me if I was aware that cars could run on air. I asked, delicately, what she meant, and she explained that cars can run on compressed air. “Ah,” I replied. “Of course they …
Wow! This device shown at left, the “Lomi,” is even more asinine than its competitors. It’s ridiculous, but at least these folks are honest enough to admit that the user is consuming huge amounts of electricity at great expense to …
Look, if you’re going to make up complete bullshit about the science of dealing with homelessness, don’t pick Japan, as they have the lowest homelessness rate in the world at 0.003%, which is approximately 1 homeless person out of every …
LOL! Where is it going? Mars? One commenter said: “Why are our scientists scaring us like this?” What do you think is more likely: a) a team of scientists actually said this, or b) some jackass who writes clickbait claims …
I’ve been to Japan. They’re sharp people. At the very least, they don’t have people stupid enough to indiscriminately shoot water all over a village because of a kitchen fire.
I hope I never have the displeasure to meet someone stupid enough to believe that this device: a) eliminates food waste and lowers grocery bills (unwanted food is thrown into this machine vs. the garbage), and b) eliminates all waste. …
Does this guy really believe this, or does he simply want attention? Here’s an interesting article entitled: “What Would Happen if the Earth Were Flat?” Whole bunch of things I had never thought of.
Why are today’s conservatives trying so hard to drive American education into the pavement? My parents were both lifelong Republicans, but they worked hard to put my brother and me through college. Now, that was the 1970s, long before the …
Most middle school kids know enough about science to understand that this idea can’t work in the real world, as for every Joule of energy you gain in the generator, you lost more than one Joule in the gas tank …